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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1947
Page
10
Publication details for The Globe News in Amarillo Texas outline founding date February 20 1924 post office entry second class matter and publishing staff led by President Publisher Gene Howe and Editor in Chief Wesley Izzard. Subscription rates shown for daily Sunday mail carrier and Globe and News bundle with various term options and prices.
A New York pastor argues against cutting Civil Aeronautics Administration funding despite a federal drive to save 800000 dollars. He laments closures of radio weather stations and control towers, urging Congress to target waste and protect lives in a cautious review of government operations.
Republican senators pursue private talks with union leaders to gain acceptance of labor reform provisions including books for members but resisting a ban on the closed shop. Some unions show openness while leadership resists strong reform, aiming to sway public opinion and production without constraining unions. Massachusetts votes reflect union strength in opposition to funding rules.
The tale follows Griffith plotting to wheedle the silver tea service from his aged uncle John Rossiter. After years of manipulation and generous bourbon gifts, a late night revel leads to both men drinking, ending with consequences tied to a treasured heirloom.
A reader recalls reading an obituary in the Times and shares that moment as a notable memory. He describes a drive home, a minor dispute with a truck over the right of way, and reflects on the personal impact of the obituary notice.
Billy Rose recounts meeting John Rossiter at an Anderson Galleries auction. Rossiter, born as the Civil War ended, was famed for his deep knowledge of antique silver and his passion for historic pieces crafted by renowned silversmiths.
A narrator recalls Touch of Irony whose two weaknesses were bourbon and horses. He valued a Paul Revere tea service gifted by his wife on their first anniversary. The visit introduces Griffith, his nephew and sole living relative, portrayed as grasping and opportunistic.
A speaker on Polk Street muses on the wide variety of people, from the ambitious to the humble, noting differences in wealth, character, and race. He admits the only person who has caused him trouble is himself, a candid self‑reflection from a reflective author.
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Report notes wolves causing heavy losses with estimates that in some Western ranches half of the calf crop may be destroyed. Observers urge control measures as livestock owners face mounting impacts.
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